life on foot

May 15, 2012

"Dynamic cities have three things: technology, talent and tolerance. Those cities are magnets for creative people to come and live. The fairness amendment is consistent with the most leading-edge data on what is good for a city."

— Former Lincoln Sen. David Landis on the non-discrimination ordinance proposal hearings in Lincoln, Nebraska

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